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    Navigating Alcohol Sales on Thanksgiving in New Jersey

    As Thanksgiving approaches, many wonder if they can buy alcohol in New Jersey. The answer varies by municipality, with local laws determining availability. Residents in dry towns face restrictions, while those in areas allowing sales should check local liquor store hours. Planning ahead is key to enjoying festive drinks this holiday.

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    Texas Alcohol Sales Regulations for Thanksgiving 2023

    As Thanksgiving approaches, Texas residents must be aware of local alcohol sales regulations. Liquor stores will be closed on Thanksgiving Day, so it’s crucial to stock up beforehand. Beer and wine can be purchased at grocery stores with specific hours. Plan your holiday shopping to ensure a smooth and enjoyable celebration with family and friends.

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